:) How??
I know that I could convert unix time to standard time like: date -d "@1234567890"
but how can I convert standard time to unix time? :D
thanks
Tony Asnicar wrote:
:) How??
I know that I could convert unix time to standard time like: date -d "@1234567890"
but how can I convert standard time to unix time? :D
You want to convert the current time into the # of seconds elapsed since 1970 ?
date +%s
or date --date="some other date" +%s
nate
Thank you!!
The answer waas:
date --date="2009-06-18 18:57" +%s
thanks :)
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 8:30 PM, Tony Asnicar asnicar81@gmail.com wrote:
:) How??
I know that I could convert unix time to standard time like: date -d "@1234567890"
but how can I convert standard time to unix time? :D
thanks
Tony Asnicar wrote:
Thank you!!
The answer waas:
date --date="2009-06-18 18:57" +%s
thanks :)
The things that --date will accept aren't very well documented in the man page but you can throw things like 'yesterday' or "next-week" or "2 months ago" at it too. And you can omit it and just use the +%s to get the current unix time.
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